In my previous job we used Azure and moved from Service Fabric using Docker to App Service without containers. I should say containers developed by us. as App S

In my previous job we used Azure and moved from Service Fabric using Docker to App Service without containers. I should say containers developed by us. as App Service uses containers. Overall, everything was easier though that might be because of not using SF rather than moving away from containers. An end to end deployment (Iac, App and integration tests) of ALL microservices would take between 18 - 45 minutes. The lower figure was if it skipped IaC (limitations on ARM templates and Vnets forced serial deployment) and the upper figure was slowness on our agents. You'd have to add anywhere between 2 and 30 minutes for the build itself (30 minutes was the remnants of the monolith that was being slowly and methodically dismantled) Could save another 8-16 minutes by not running any tests and work as ongoing to allow a more pick and choose approach as the full deployment method was starting to become too slow as the number of microservices increased (I think we had 12 when I left) There was nothing that, say k8s, offered and we needed that wasn't available on our setup, plus it was miles cheaper than SF or AKS. If it works for you then fine, if it doesn't the try something else